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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10

tons Of Cleveland should be adopted by
Congress and become the permanent
policy Of this country, they would be as
damaging to our vast manufacturing in
dustries as the rebel ironciads and cruisers,
built on British soil with British money,
and manned By British sailors. were
destructive to the American commercial
marine. Nothing can be more logical
than these British rejoicings over the
Message. Hear them:
LONDON, Dec. 6.
The Morning Post says:
| The message will produce profound
sensation in Europe as well as in America.
and will strengthen the free traders case
throughout the world"
| The Daily News says:
| "Seldom has an American President had q
more important or impressive lesson TO teach
| The fact is that although President Cleveland
make. pretence by shutting his eyes to it
/ the policy of protection has been reduced Ia
practical, theoretical absurdity. The stonf
now set rolling will not stop till the idol Of
protection is broken in pieces.
The Standard says:
President Cleveland's message is baset
on financial principles Of soundness which
il Is impossible to successfully dispute. /
makes revolutionary starting point in th'
fiscal controversies of the United States
Whether it will bring about Immediately
new departure in the fiscal policy depend
upon its reception by Congress which ma.
give spirited protest to the President
The Times says
mo message on record is more remarka
Bile for bold. outspoken disclosure of tn
novel policy hitherto opposed or ignored b
both the political parties. 1t is still NOR
remarkable that Mr., Cleveland has the coui
age to confront the serried phalanx of protee
tionsts or even to contest for the Presidency
SO far England is concerned. it is que'
: tionable, whatever the impulse resulting fror
I the removal of burdens on American indu,
try will be, whether America will not cor
front US in formidable rivalry both at HON
and in foreign markets. We have confidence
: however, in the laws by which when trade
! free every nation discovers its fttest wor
and turns its advantages to the best account
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10
Daily xtnnebet 5ourna'.
.....,. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1887

The great majority of the women Of
-" do not seem to appreciate
~. luxury of female suffrage Iney
~ AZ -, generally avail themselves OF the
-u.n. m vote for school officers.
-. az women have registered TINS
year in Boston, aga'n''72'' :" m
, Iaa In 1886.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10
BREAD

a, Try our Genuine Home Made Milk Bread. some.
ming entirely new, different from any bread ever
M I..as IN augusta The best and cheapest bread 10
ouy. Also good square meal for rs cents Ana -
commodafions for few good bosrders At ressonabIe
~Table board and meals ct al hours.
As u. 1AMERY Cor. Court and Wa.
ter streets, Augusta, Ne.
novl7dlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10
nnsli.h Rejoicing. over the Message

Just as might we'll be supposed, the
English newspapers cannot too strongly
praise the Free Trade ute RANGES of Presi-
dent Cleveland. Were he at the head of
the British Ministry, in place of Salisbury,
instead Of being in the Executive chair of
the American Nation. his language on the
question Of vital interest to this country.
could not have more pleased England. the
great manufacturing and commercial rival
Of the United States. Englishmen see
clearly enough, that if the recommends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Annual Report OF Secretary Endicott.

The following is an abstract of the annual
report of the Secretary of War;
EXPENDITURES, APPROPRIATIONS AND Es-
INMATES.
The payments from appropriations under
direction of the Secretary of War by re-
questions upon the Treasury Department
from July |, 1856 to June 30 1887, were:
Salaries and contingent EXPENSE slg35si3 81
Military establishment support of the
Army and Military Academy, "A, Id, i53 4
Public works, including river and har
| Dor improvements, v,s63,o5l 81
Miscellaneous objects, 3,f02, 'i5 y
| Total, ell, 3s6 1876 10
The sum of S9i1 ,72s. 90 pertaining to War
| Department appropriations was carried to the
surplus fund June 30, 1887.
The appropriations for the War Depart
mcnt for the fiscal year ending June 30,
! 1888, are
| Salaries. contingent expenses, station
! cry, rent, and postage $2,l23is7 %
! Military establishment - Army and
Military Academy. A.0ll iSS 81
Public works. including river aud har-
| Dor improvements, ,3Os 400 -
| Miscellaneous objects 3,6li plY 80
Total. s3I, 0s5 3O2 IS
The estimates of the War Department for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1889, are as
follows
Salaries and contingent expenses $1,000 5s5 90
| Military establishment - Army and
Military Academy, % $50 6l5 70
Public works, including river and l,ar-
Dor improvements, ~. .i3g, Isl 20
Miscellaneous objects, 3f06, 5s 81
| Total, f53 BIS 10 n
THE ARMY.
The Lieutenant General reports that at the
date of the last consolidated returns there
were 2 200 officers and - 236 enlisted men
| in the Army divided AS follows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10

..lf Sam Randall we're 10 90 to bed ana
,,ow out the gas inquiries The LOUIS
vile Commercial, chow many OF the Tree
,r.ders would wear monrningT' Waterson
{. a bright, resolut. man, sharp with pen
and voice. thoroughly devoted to the
Southern democracy bat perhaps he may
90, have occasion to change hi. mind about
sam Randall. The latter has firm jaws
vood deal Of vitality, and cannot 40 easily
he yotten rid Of by the flashing scifnetar Oh
the Louisville editor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10

The Lieutenant General reports that at the
date of the last consolidated returns there
were 2 200 officers and - ,236 enlisted men
in the Army, divided as follows;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10

Under the High License law OF iiiino'''
the number Of saloons IN tne ~ s'1'e a Ia,
49,, REDUCED from ls.oooto 10000 and the
-.vsnue from the liquor traffic has In
.reased from 100000 10 nearly s''"o'-
o0 From this increased revenue ii''
ot,,ss Of Chicago. Springfield, Peoria
Quincy. Bloomington and Jack@o"Viiie
have been enabled to pave their streets,
beautify their parks, and improve the'r
,.o,,ce force and sanitary condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-10

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is fast taking the
place of all the old fashioned cough remedies
1t never fails to relieve the most violent cold
and for throat diseases it is invaluable. Pric,
% cents
Thus am Idoubly armedmy death my life
My bane and antidote are both before me-
Whether to sit alone suffering with neuralgis
Or buy one bottle of Salvation Oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

A Brass Ornamonted smoker's-stand, Ash-Re-
celyer. Matchbox. and Cignr-Holder COM
hiuqd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

An ocean Of Handkerchiefs FOR Men, Women,
aud Children. Cambria. Linen SIZE. 10" .,,' ~
could we M windows arches ana 80 MAJ! ~ ~
rent decorcuoas with thcm II We did not haNe '
me stock NO have thrcc or more klads az Ohc
cents difference IN prco from q. 70 ~ anu e Jle
or more kinds at I've cents dineIeuCc III pi 10 -;
from gOc TO 81. 80 matter what else you huHo ~ III
vo1r rnind you will surely give sOmc hahn2ei-
chiofs. so We mention a foW IN the assortment;
Chndren's Colored Bordered Camprlcs, g euVn'
csnaree's Coiorcd Bordered. wide hem. &c. each,
Ladies eg Coiorod Bordered wide-Hem cameric'
5c. each: .,.,,s
oaIss, Fancy scallo2ed, colored borders, &C.;
ladies' iiaen Ecmsatcned, coioIoa an ,"i "ii..o
borders. Il aud y -iDcn hons, ~. ~. ana ISSc.'
Ladies' Extra Choice styles u6nsl.Iched Liuoh'
Lediesi Sheer Linen Cambria. narrow hon, le2sc.;
Isdiss' Drawu-1 bread Shcer-Linen hahdSor-
r,eiei' ni71s Inesed and Hcmsutched Linen Hand
Ladies', White ard Colored Embroidered Sheer
liaen Cambria Handkerchieis, 1873, lo' ~
fas,es' Txlra Sheer and Fine Linen, Cambria
Embfoiderel, Tucked, Drawn-Tbroad. ana
Hcnstiiched. Soc 70 81; ~. c...,,,,,
Gept.e;noI's full-SiZe Woven Boroer NahpiiO
couiiem@ss is1S1 yali.size Hemmed ColOrod Border
Handk orchlofs, Sc; ~, 49,.
gaot,omens Woven COiored border Liheh
I.andkorchiefs. i0c.; ,,t,.r
Coptisne.is X Homstilched Coiored Border Linen
CnmD.,c Handkerchiefa. TO- l2E. ana 10:
oeptlomenis Iuro Linen Noyep-border Nhto
haucEe-ciie.s, u. 20, IS, 20, and 2Oc.
100 cozen Gentemens HcnsuUaed fure Linoh
Handkerchiefs. slightly cxcoioreJ' lle'-Io-
cglhr g5c. qualify;
100 oozeil OF fbe Anc quality AZ iOSc'
iol dozen ~ The So. qnsliLy ~ 2Sc
tyhl.e aud COlorVd BCrdered u Hemstitched IN any
ooanttfy a Kinds zoe. 10 81
coior.t ucsnuaod SliS uR1dkerchiels, &C.;
pure sllk sond colored liroc&de siik hanoker-
oens,omen's spun sns. Plaid and Striped silk
gnndEogcnlets, CSC. 80, -.
Extra cnalify aud iizo Drocade Pure SIX HAND
glk handksl calofs In an endless variety, 6's. 70
White p6ngce six Homsilicbcd Bandkcrchieis-
large esxe. two-inch wide hem-3JG;
fareer sI1ea nnd nner qualities OF the Pongoe
filk. hofnsutrhed aud woven borders, 0O, %
G3. 6g. 20 70. ~, 6y.,, and 81;
colofeI Bofder Hetnntttched pongeo ana Jnph-
nese SIX llandk korchleis. 69c. 70 81;
coi0ted Cashmere Muriefs, 55e
Vl,iio Brocade six Muniers. 50c.
White and B,ack. striped aud Plaid silk numers'
r,tss M .Ise ana white BrOcade SIX aunlers. ssc.;
Wniso and Cream aud coiofcd SILK humerss -
10 s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
25c. Will BUY

A Brass Ornamonted Smoker's-Stand, Ash-Re-
ceiver. Matchbox. and Clgnr-HoIder COM
bined:
Plush Plaque Brass Match-Safe;
~ -incn high Bronze Urn;
A l4-inch long Ornamental Thermometer;
5-inch high Blsque Figure and Match-Safe
combined;
An Embossed Wood Scholars Companion, with
lock and key and cvory school utcnsil;
An Elaborate Painting outft in embossed box
with lock and key;
A complete Manicure Set on satin card, In box,
containing scissors, nle. polisher, and powder
box;
A Child's Ivory. Handle Knife, Fork, and Spoon
on a card, all in box;
A bovel-cdge French Plate Plush or Fancy
Leather Standing Mirror;
A Boys Desk, Transparent Slate, and Palnt-Bo1
combined:
A Nlckel-Trimmed work-Box containing ell ne
cessitics;
A neat Lap Writing Tablet with paper and en-
velopes
A neat Writing Desk;
Quito an elegant Emnossed Autograph Album; (;
Lace Window Lambrequin;
Gentleman's or Boys Fancy silk Scarf In a
lacc-lined box;
Manicure Set OF .pollsher. file, and powder
box in neat Lcatherette box:
An S-lnch high Standing Ornamented Mirror (;
A pair OF Embroidered susponders in a neat box /;
A dozen Pure Linen Checked Taolo-NepSins:
Your choice OF thousand or more pure silk
Handkefshiefs Of tho usual size:
A lone-handle Coin Silver Shoo-Buttoner;
An Oxydizcd silyer-Fob Waich-Chain and orna-
ment;
A largo bottle Of Fine Imported Bay Rum:
Boys or Gentleman's Linen-Bosom Unlsun-
dered Shirt;
A Gonuemans or Lady's White Merino Under
vest:
Your choico OF thousand and one Plated,
Rhinestone, aud Oxydized silver Scari-Pins,
Cud-Buttons and Hair Ornaments;
large bottle OF Good Florida Wafer:
An Elegant Colored Enamelled or Japanese
Wood PuG-Box;
high-prce looking Bottle Of Eau de Cologne;
A Box OF SGundor's Face Powder;
bottlesof Oakley's Finest Extracts small size)
A Ladys Fan or Black Leather satchei OF usual
size, with outside pocket;
Child's Handsomely Embossed Leather
Satchcl:
Your choice Of probably City different styles Of
long pocket-b books and small purses:
Brass-irimmed Curtain-Pole with all TRIM
uipgs,
Ladyis Knit Worsted Boa;
A Colored Knit Worsted Fascinator:
A Chiid's knit Worsted Tohoggsn Cap;
2 pair OF Gentlemen's Pure Linen Cufis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
Zoe. WILL BUY

your choice of hundred and one different
kinds OF Metal Ash-Receivers aud Match
Boxes-each a novelty in Itself;
A Standing Brass Photograph Easel;
A iarge-size Transparent Slate;
A Ii-inch High Emil ossed Frame Hanging Mir
ror;
Large Braes Easel Frame for cabinet-size
photographs;
Fancy Lesther-Colored Work-Box containing
thimble, scissors, bodkin, aud needle-case;
A complete Paint Box with lock and key,
An Embossed Collar or Cuff Box;
A pair Of Ladies' Cashmere Merino Gloves;
set Of six Cretonpe Toilet Mats;
A Bone-Handlod Two -Bladed PocketK Knife;
Scholars Companion in wooden box;
Your choice OF many dineren. styles of Amber
and Tortoise-shcll Hair-Pins and ornA-
ments;
An oxydized Silver Fob-chain and Button
Hook;
A fuli-s size Whisk-Broom;
A Fancy-Colored Turkish-Bath Towel
A ycpeered- Handle Hair.Brush;
A Nickel Money-Purse;
An Embossed Leather Purse;
A fancy box Of writing-Paper and Envelopes;
A box Of Correspondence Cards and Envelopes.
What's more appropriate than an
UMBRELLA7
special display for the Holidays.
ladies' and Misses Natural Wood Handle Clio
ria silk Umbrellas, sl.G9;
ladies' and Mems solid Gold Tip Gloria silk Um-
brellas, si9o;
Extra Lerge Handle and Solid.Gold Tip Gen.
tlemen's Gloria SIX Umbrellas, s239;
Silver Bachhorn Handle Gloria silk Umbrellas
for Gentlemen, s4a);
Gennemen's size Gloria silk with half-ball Solid
Gold tips, 81;
Extra choice styles Of motol handles. English
TwilIed sniianold Silks, a TO $3.50;
Ladies' size English Twined silk, Solid Silver
Crook Handles. s3.s9 worth s.
Inscriptions engraved on handles and goods
delivered anywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
SOC. Will BUY

A large double-well natural wood Inkstand:
A pair of s-nch high Brass CanGlesticks;
\ snow-storm Paper-weight;
A 9-inch high inlaid Bisque figure;
Your choice of high-art Vases Of white, silt in
laid ware, 10 inches high;
An ivory and brass mounted double-wen Ink
stand;
highly colored new shape Fairy Lamp;
A brass ornamented plush plaque whlsk. Broom
Holder;
A long natural wood Desk-stand, Ink-well,
Calendar, and Pen-Rack combined;
An extra size ornamented papIcr-mache Tray !;
A set OF fancy Glove and Handkerchief Boxes;
An inlaid Photo Album, nearly 10 inches square /;
A pair OF silk initial suspeaders-any letter-in
aleatherette box:
A il-ineh high Bronze Urn
An extra nno Blsque figure and wstch-safe
combined;
A s7-piece decorated China Tea Set:
A large plush nickel ornsmenied Photo Album (;
A pure white silk mixed Munier;
Your choice Of many different kinds Of plush,
brass, and nickel Whisk-Broom Holders:
A largo square or oblong. beyel-edee hand or
standing Mirror;
A large satln-nnished SILK Handkerchief, en-
broidered;
A pair Of French cOnill cOrsets that usually sells
for ,oc.
A pair Of chidren's Fur-Top Dog g-Skin Gloves:
A fine embroidered satin damask pure Linen
Towel;
dozen pure linen red-bOrderod Danask Nap
kins:
Gentleman's or Lsdy's sllk-siitched Msrino
Undervest:
A real amber ball-top Hair-comb;
An elegantreal scrim embroidered Table or Chair
Scarf;
A bottle OF Colga,es or OakIey's finest extracts
any odors-that sell In other stores for 75c.
Alady'siopg shape Leather satciiel with outside
pocket and ornament:
black hussian Hair Mun;
A child's colorod Eider-Down Cloak;
knit worssed Lsdys Hood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
AHUNDRED GUISES.

.'i o' pretty and useful things wrought
it '-a-s ,y -'lraing artGcers q Berlin. Vienna.
a. iars. We hayo chosen tie cgiest shapes
t1t cllos; designs. Enough % Judge by 10
.tts.a oIt iog show ou several counters.
Iro-sl1r-Ca,es. Work Boxes, Jowei-Boxes,
t-..atw..L tie color ot Ilgsn saG been y metal.
"s4cer before saw saca q variety Of packa-
WY s2a-e o. como oi item c5ubiuo-I toS9Q.
smokers oets-ar uuus-s' co,icctiou-oa wait
e-s va sia1is, on table. 81 plush boxes. Ia lea
f-', boxes, lu paper bo2os, 3J, tc sij each.
Probably i.e yol-y man woald Ike q shaving.
H'' .--uy o' 1eiu s.syc ;ac,a-elrcs, Sets with
mefs W less aril-'ss-mues, brushes. rasors.
tA'-et' in iais aai aa' kiad o. caso. 5lc 10 $40
t-Loile-s-a ro4', necessary, and no;
L'fu-ifirel -posa.y a hundred different
-i'-' --- p -i H lalbOa~l, Plush, Velvet
'-..'' ''n' aia., NI.io, aud what not, &c. 20 80
$685., u.4.y boxed ia lcathereite or
i'.'- i il ..-.a,T and piush-asDdsOme and
'''s"l' 'ilig % tao prico-25c. 70 SO
A.'.as i.r Fto,ographs. Autographs. Scraps
>l-aie long. round. and oad shapes. Moro and
ia'f stf cheaper every year Surely tho boz
''' Aas h.tn reached ibis season, for never
'o-.l ~ sa.'4l % amount buy 20 much Or 30
"' at tt irs ADNms D.. u 80
Ncfiae Necessities IN boxes OF ia baskets, from
'iiee ioirelye articles In almost any Kind OF q
ease, TO- t. So.
-es. you arc getting up work-D basket. We
'a1 furnish The instrumental 1himbios-stoei,
'eA-.od, nickel, aolid silver. AID gold. scis-
sos from iOc. los2
bag-e Noro.-Iigurcs n sets % match or
s'i siy Il you desire IL Figures Tor ornaments or
10 eomDiEailoa uanlol stands. i0c. 70 50.
Lfonze Urns, a select assortment, 25c. 70 -.
Two auSdfed aad niiy sorts Of PocketDooxs.
1gaf-Ctoos aud CGrc-ceses. ond PnfsoS--as
common 4 ono or as hue a one as aDybooy de-
slfes. Purses. &c. 10 81; Pocket-Books, ise. 10
y, CigaF-C@sss, i9c- 70 $40; Csfd-cssss. &c. to
a.
lax Wells. Dess-Sia1ds aud Wrihhg-Desks'
Iey.f-H signts, ssefy ossyeutcnee t0r Wnsof,
" soo1, 0i MOD1o, o. Dfass, ~ psplef' 'uiacno
40. a1sai tOksns sud expensive gifA
,AlrlOIs from ine Psplsr-Na5s< trssoe oees az
~ " ihe bfOgzo ffAm~ 0nss ns th, -iu e'nIy
yie Gnd design Of - frame or shape giAs| " ~ "
heine Ai al 1npii as SinorN y SNOW you
We ~ ihroo sidrs of your face. o. 70 xie cacn.
Lille knick-Knacks ebd Imported NoseiueS
10 ibsUsand ace Que didersot yafi.use
Iaings l0up fan y see Ia othsr stores. ao1y
Lev fbisgs is PLUSH. sefim. feiS tsiotn. anu
tapetiry. Table,, Piano, and chsif-Cosefs ano
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

We have gathered together the most extensive
assortment Of Dolls ever brought to Richmond,
aud with the extra large sizes we are selling for
the same money as the other stores charge for
much smaller and Inferior ones, we have hopes
Of controlling tho best portion OF the Doll trsds
this Xmas. We give below q few neagrc de-
scriptions. and would ask you in your looking
around TO see II you can match our Dolls for tho
same prices elsewhere:
Bisque Dolls. with natural hair. movable limbs,
sinches high, Sc. each;
Wax Dolls. natural nair. IS inches high, &c. each;
Indesiructible Body Bisque Dolls, natural hairs
10 inches high. &c;
Dressed Wax Dolls, i6 inches high. &c. each:
Wax Dolls, natural heir. % inches high, ias-.
will cost you from 40c. TO Soc. eisewnero
Paten, Indestruc,ibIe Head Dolls. natarai hair
Ia inches high, lac. each;
Infant Dressed BIsque Doll. movable, indssfruo'
tible limbs aud body. sSe;
Extra Size French Bisque Doh, with gown, every
limb movable. and patent indesxuesible. u
inches high, only 5oc.;
Sleeping Blsque Dolls, 6Oc.;
Natural Hair French BIsque Dolls, entire KA
body. o0c. each, IA inches high:
Our sOc French Bisqus Doll. standing 10 inches
high. aud very large around, cannot b
matched under si.so;
For Sc. Dressed French Bisque hon, natural
hair, standing IS inches high.
Extra Large Elegant Blsque sleeping Doh, y
inches high, for si.e5-we have seer soma q
g. taat wero not as large or IS pretty;
pf.~.o poua that eaIk lsuoh sn1 cxrw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
81 WILL BUY

A leinch high Bisque figure;
A a1-piece Decorated China Tea-Set Of extra
size:
An elegant nickel, plush, and brass hanging
Whisk- Holder, with metal-bandled Broom;
A hanging Triplicate Mirror-you can see any
side OF your face
A Il-inch square raised plush bevel-edge
Mirror
A solid brass Smokers Stand, walter, ash
receiver. cigar, and tobacco-holder, match
box;
A leather correspondent satchet with lock and
key, containing every necessity for writing
quito novelty;
A new folding Photograph Stand or Album;
An elaborate high colored Fairy Lamp on stand;
Your choice Of many different designs OF hang
log, and standing plush, brass, and nickel
whisk Holders;
A round, satin-psdded wicker Work Basket
with steel and ivory instruments
heavy stamped brass Brush and Tray;
A complete embroidered fell-lined Mantel LAM
breguin;
bordered:
A bows ali wool Laced Flannel Shirt-Waist;
A pair OF Ladies' Kid Driving Gauntlets;
A pair OF Marguerite Dressed or Undressed Kid
A pair Of GeniIemen,s or Ladies' Fur-Top Dog
skin Gloves
We have made a special purchase of
10000 XMAS CARDS,
which will be found spread out en- tho main floor,
md az about one third TOE price usually charged
f,,r such goods. A happy thought OF the manu-
fecturer was 10 make all these cards equally
ATTRACTIVE on both sides. thus one side Is devoted
10 Xmas notices, and the other 10 tidihss OF Inc
New Year. g.,
1000 siIk-fringed Cards at Sc.-rsuoliy sell for
l0c.: -.
1000 Silk-fringed, frosted and gilt-edged Cards
Of an extra largo size for Sc;
IOO0 Double opening. silk knot fringe and frosted
Cards at iJc that usually sell for 30c.;
Hanging Plaque, and standing Easel Cards IN
plain and padded saiins, hand-painted' and
embroidered, at i9c., g5c.. ssc, Soe, svc.' o'c'
aud s9e.;
All sizes Envelopes TO be had q. same counter.
FURs.
A special purchase for the holiday trade.
Nuts OF almost every fashionable desire al our
popular prices, Boss, Trimmings, Chiidrens ana
Ladies' Sets:
the Gentlemenis Furnishing Department
wants lacies looking out for gifts for gentlemen
10 see the quantity of Ties and Suspendefs In
fancy boxes especially designed for this pur-
pose.
n0f IL n00 D~oJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

Besides almost everything lKeable in Silver
or Plated Jewelry we have quite an assortment
Of Solid Gold In medium-cost things, $3.50 TO
$40.
II anything our assortment OF novelties In
Jowelry Is more extensive than many exclusive
jewelry stores. Here you will nnd:
Rhinestone, Moonstone, engraved and frosted,
Collar-Buttons, Fob-Chains,
Cuff Buttons, ies'Vest-Chains,
Lace Pins, Mems Vest-Chains,
Ear-Drops, Studs,
Cuf-Pins Necklaces,
scarf-Pins. Rings,
Baby-Pins, Bracelets.
Hair-Pins, Mcdsllions,
Button-Hooks, LocketS
Noticeable among the many things displayed
around the store there Is a plentiful sprinkling
Of stuns for evening wear, ON which the prices
marked are 30 small as VIII surely set the enter
tainment golug people stirring.
A New six Material-Moiro and Satin Stripe,
Light Blue, White. Lavender. Mauye, Gray,
Red. and Pink, 70c. a yard;
Evening Shades In silk Pushes, 81 a yard;
All-oyer Figured Sul,anes, SSc.;
A Fancy Satin--Light Blue. Pink, and Red, 49,
siwas the former price;
bi-inch Point D'Esplrt Drapery Ne.--Light Blue,
& Nile Green, White, Cream, and Pink, SOC. .
yard:
Plush Dot silk Drapery Ne:-Eyening Shades
$l.25 yard:
SIX Dot Drapery Net-white, Cream, and
Biacx-SLs5 yard;
All SILK Figured Drapsgy Set-cream and
white-75c yarti--down from $3.50;
All silk Escurial Drspery Net, s2-down from a.;
ls-button length Mousquetaire Undressed Kids,
$3.50:
White and Cream SIX Hosiery.
RIBBONS
for Fancy Work 800 pieces nt halt prices;
satin hibbon--No q, aye, No z at &C., No 3 al
&C.. No. i2 at 20.
GIFTS or TING-PAPER-ANY SORT.
You can buy the loose paper and envelopes II
you choose, or can pay as much as you want for
IL In plcah or leather or dainty cardboard
case-Box Paper Sc. % IS.
WHEREVER THE PERFuMERY
comes from we make It q point TO keep the best
Lubin's, Atkinson's, colgate's. Strother's-in ~
large or small bottles - you caro- for; colgas(s
Eaa De Cologne In large glass-stopper bottles
suitable for covering, SIC. and si.& IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

WITH PLENTY OF EXTRA SALESPEO-
PIE AND EXTRA CASH, WRAPPING,
AND DELIVERY FACILITIES, WE WILL
BEABLE TO COPE WITH ANY AMOUNT
OF EXTRA HOLIDAY TRADE, BUT WE
WOULD ADVISEAN EARLY SELECTION
OF PRESENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

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